can the Bowwench be used when the joist are covered with flashing.
43697
yes- it should be able to work fine if the wrench is able to get a good grip on the flashing w/o slipping
43698
Not sure what you mean by covered, but if you are saying the 2x or whatever width joist you have, has flashing on both sides and the top, my best guess is yes it would. However, it will leave indentations and visual damage to the flashing. Depending on how rough you are, it should not puncture or tear the flashing, but it will crinkle it. The only other concern I would have would be the grip the bowrench will have on the flashing. I think it will work fine, but do not make your buying decision on just MHO.
43699
Yes-- opening measures 1-5/8", thus has an extra 1/8" for additional flashing material. Slipping does not pose any issue.
43700
Joists covered with flashing should not be a problem for the Bowwrench tool. The primary criteria for the tool is to ensure that it fits your joists, namely if your joists are a standard size - 2x8, 2x10, etc. - the flashing should not increase the size of the joist.
1968000
You'd want to make sure you got the fastners into the ceiling joists and NOT the 1x4's for the lookouts. I've mounted several of these for people in my Home Repair Business. I've had a problem with the chains that come with it rusting within a year.
713023
I don't think I would use it in that situation. It is very open and embers can fly easily out.
1016148
If your swing is running with the joist you should be fine.Not sure if it will work tjexotjerxway.
2227886
NO !This laser device is very hard to use. Is still on my ceiling but, I don't use it anymore. You need too many back and forward movements to be in a specific position. From my opinion this item is useless.
440144
I would tape the beam where the straps would be. They're heavy duty straps but anything you can do to help prevent fraying from friction with the wood is a good thing. So yes.
1369613
I've had mine on the same ceiling joist. There has been no issues with them like that. Remember, the closer they are mounted, the more you use your core to balance during exercises. Closer is better.
230599
Thank you. This flashing is not designed for a metal roof application. It can be done but it would be very difficult. Solar Blaster
1407710
I have no clue.... my use of the product was limited to fabrics. My suggestion would be to contact a Fire Marshall in your area, or to do a small test yourself. A company that produces stage settings for theatrical productions might also be able to answer this. Good luck!
1254112
Yes on mounts because of the swivel design and maybe on lag bolts:It depends on your total weight divided by two and if your doing full body weight or partial suspension vs dynamic gymnastic routines. If it was me i would install/mount a 2x4 between rafter joist and replace lag bolts with same diameter machine bolt,lock washers and nut. This is a simple modification and it will be SOLID! If you decide to go with lag bolts I would always inspect prior to use.I like your idea and I may try it myself, good luck!
1808695
The tension on spring clips are strong. You could use some type of a shim (i.e. wood shim) in between the spring and ceiling material if you're concerned with damaging. But I think the fiberglass ceiling material should be strong enough.The tension on the clips on the smaller diameter lights aren't that strong.
23610
No, but you can set it to flash, and then steady shortly after. That's your best option in terms of safety.
1947241
I don't see how you could. The ends of the beam are covered in fabric and I think the fabric is wrapped completely around. However, the beams are very heavy and don't really slide around so I guess it would be possible to butt them up together. I just don't think you would get a flush fit.
2273069
Yes. The directions illustrate how. The trick is to mount the ceiling braces along the ceiling joices.
1463347
Yes, you can use this element with or without support extending fully. If you use several of these, you can put them at various heights to illuminate different places.
556622
Yes. You might have to skip the joist that the bowrench is on but you can come back to it. If there is a track system that mounts to the side of the joist for the invisible mount then the wrench would pinch it but if its individual clamps you'll be fine.
534158
Sure can. It is heavy though and comes in multiple pieces... Make sure you have high ceilings as well.